Now: Write a Python program that ... a. Does not use Python lists, other than the list produced by range(). b. Includes header comments and explanatory comments in the code. C Displays a short explanation of what the program does. d. Prompts for, and reads, two integers (a starting number and an ending number) from the user. e. Initializes two counting variables to zero: one to count odd numbers and one to count even numbers. f. Uses one or two for loops to accomplish the following: If the first number is less than or equal to the second number, print all of the integers between the two numbers, including the two specified values. If the second number is less than the first number, print all of the integers between and including those two, in descending order (counting down). In either case, print the numbers all on one line as shown in the sample below. In the for loop(s) used in the previous step, counts the number of odd integers and even integers printed. g. After the loop(s) used in the previous step have completed, prints the number (the count) of odd integers and even integers encountered by the earlier loops, with a brief explanation of what these values are. Do not use reversed() Turn in your program to the appropriately named D2L assignment folder